Ken Chang

Kenneth "Ken" Chang is an intellectual property (IP) attorney in Holland & Knight's Denver office. Mr. Chang is an experienced IP dealmaker, negotiator and problem solver who concentrates on overseas IP issues, with a focus on Asia. His counsel addresses areas such as cross-border transactions, IP licensing and disputes, monetization and overseas IP enforcement (particularly in China).  

Mr. Chang's involvement with negotiations and patent disputes extends over a wide range of industries, including biotech, pharmaceutical and medical device, semiconductor, consumer electronics, textiles and design services. Mr. Chang regularly appears in U.S. District Courts and other venues to address IP disputes in the United States.

International IP deals are complex and often difficult, especially in China. Clients rely on Mr. Chang for his experienced, flexible and business-oriented approach to overseas negotiations and disputes. His 20 years of experience dealing with IP in the Asia-Pacific region, positions him to provide insightful, practical and bespoke advice to clients.

Prior to joining Holland & Knight, Mr. Chang as an IP attorney for a national law firm in its Denver office. Mr. Chang also previously served as the founder and managing partner of the Shanghai office of an international law firm. Prior to practicing law, Mr. Chang was a research scientist at the University of Texas Health Science Center, developing transgenic models, and conducting research in cardiovascular shock and cellular mechanisms of vascular dilation/constriction. Mr. Chang also worked in conjunction with the U.S. Air Force examining the physiological effects of radiofrequency radiation and other environmental conditions.